Awards for students participating in Go Global

Value Up to $1,000 per term

Eligibility All students nominated for Exchange, Research Abroad, or Study Abroad programs will be considered for awards. A separate application is not required. If you meet the eligibility criteria, then you will be notified of your award after nomination to the program.

To be eligible for the award, you must have an average of at least 70% on your best 24& credits in the Winter Session before your exchange (with no failed or incomplete courses). For example, if you are going on exchange in the Winter 2016 session (in Term 1, Term 2, or for the full year), then your eligibility will be determined by your average and credits in the Winter 2015 session. If you were on a co-op work term, you must have at least 70% on your best 12 credits in the other term.

Graduate students that are full-time and in good standing with their program with no outstanding or failed grades are also eligible for the Go Global Award.

Deadline: Automatically considered with program application

Value: Up to $1,500 per term

Eligibility: All undergraduate students nominated for Exchange or Research Abroad for the winter session will be considered for awards. A separate application is not required. The scholarship will be given on a competitive basis to those with the highest averages (minimum 75%) on their best 27 credits in the Winter Session before the exchange (with no failed or incomplete courses). For example, if you are going on exchange in the Winter 2016 session (in Term 1, Term 2, or for the full year), then your eligibility will be determined by your average and credits in the Winter 2016 session. If you were on a co-op work term, then you must achieve a minimum of 75% on at least 13.5 credits in the other term.

Deadline: Automatically considered with program application

Value: $1,000

Eligibility: 

All students accepted into Global Seminar programs will be considered for the Global Seminar Award. A separate application is not required. To be eligible, you must have successfully achieved 70% on your best 24 credits in the previous Winter session (with no failed or incomplete courses). The Global Seminar Award will be paid out in the term prior to your Global Seminar Program as a result of the preparatory work you are completing for your Global Seminar Program. For example, if you are going on a Global Seminar Program in the 2016 Summer session, then your Award will be paid out in Term 2 of the 2016 Winter session. Therefore, your eligibility will be determined by your average and credits in the 2015 Winter session. Students who transfer in to UBC in the 2015 Winter session will be assessed on their 2015 Winter session average and credits. Students with no previous UBC academic history be will adjudicated based on Term 1 marks for the current academic session.

Graduate students that are full-time and in good standing with their program with no outstanding or failed grades are also eligible for the Go Global Award.

** This is different from other Go Global programs, due to the Award being paid out before the Summer Session in which you will go on your Global Seminar Program **

Deadline: Automatically considered with program application

Value: Up to $2000 per term

Eligibility: All students accepted into a research abroad program, through Go Global, will be considered for this award. A separate application is not required. If you meet the eligibility criteria, then you will be notified of your award after acceptance into to the program. To be eligible for the award, you must have an average of at least 70% on your best 24 credits in the Winter Session of the previous year (with no failed or incomplete courses). If you were on a co-op work term, you must have at least 70% on your best 12 credits in the other term. 

Deadline: Automatically considered with program application

Value: Up to $2000 per term

Eligibility: Must be a UBC degree-seeking student in good standing. Students must be undertaking research activity at a recognized research institution or research institute outside of Canada (i.e. an accredited university, or university- or government- affiliated research institute). Students must have support or supervision from a UBC faculty member and have confirmed an academic supervisor from the host institute. Students’ research activity must be a minimum of 4 weeks in duration and students must devote 30 – 40 hours per week on the research activity. Award recipients must meet the requirements of the host institution to be a visiting researcher or student (these vary by institution). Students must also complete the Student Safety Abroad travel requirements including reviewing online learning modules and completing the Student Safety Abroad Travel registry prior to departure. To learn more about this award and how to apply please visit this page. 

Deadline: Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis

Value: Up to 70-100% of International Service Learning and Global Seminar program costs (including flight). In cases of demonstrated financial need (determined by Enrolment Services), ARA may fund up to 100% of the program costs and flight.

Eligibility:

• In the 2015-16 Winter session, applicants must be a student within the UBC Vancouver Faculty of Arts and be registered in at least 24 percentage grades credits.  A specialization (Major, Honours, etc) must be declared.
• In the previous 2014-15 Winter session, applicants must have been a student at the UBC Vancouver campus and have registered in at least 24 percentage graded credits.  An overall average of at least 70% must have been achieved on the best 24 credits and no failures in any courses.
• If demand warrants, the most competitive applicants, based on GPA, specialization, and interest, will be offered the ARA funding.
• Students with exceptional circumstances regarding credit loads should identify themselves to the program contacts.
• We have had a number of International Service Learning placements and Global Seminar Programs funded by ARA.
• Further ARA eligibility requirements particular to each program will be noted on the placement or program webpage.

Deadline: Automatically considered with program application

The Choquette Family Foundation offers awards totaling $100,000 for undergraduate and graduate UBC students participating in a Go Global program. The intention of these awards is to support academically strong students who are interested in participating in an international experience but could not do so without financial assistance.

Value: $10,000 (10 awards available)

Eligibility: 

• Full-year exchange or research abroad programs outside of Canada (excluding Quebec) and the US.
• The international program must be at least eight months in duration.
• Available only to students with demonstrated financial need. Must be a Canadian citizen or permanent resident.
• You must have an average of at least 70% on your best 24 credits in the Winter Session before your exchange (with no failed or incomplete courses). If you were on a co-op work term, you must have at least 70% on your best 12 credits in the other term.
• Required form 

  choquette personal reference 2015-16.docx

  choquette personal reference 2015-16.docx

Deadline: For receipt of application and documents is at 4:00 pm, Monday, May 1.. Applications and supporting documents must be addressed to: Go Global Award Program Managers at the Vancouver Campus, Brock Hall Welcome Centre, or the Go Global Office (UNC 207) at the Okanagan Campus.

Value: $1,000-$10,000

Eligibility:

• You must have been nominated to participate in a Go Global study exchange in the Winter Session.
• You must achieve at least 75% on 27 credits (with no failed or missing marks) in the Winter Session prior to your exchange (or 13.5 credits if you were participating in co-op for one of the terms.
• You must be a Canadian citizen or permanent resident and have been a resident of BC for at least the past 12 months.
• You must be participating in a Go Global exchange outside of Canada and the US and not in a country from which you immigrated in the past 10 years.
• You must meet the criteria identified on the One World International Scholarship application.
•  Required form

The Premier’s and One World scholarships are two separate applications. Students must fill out a separate Premier’s application (similar to but distinct from the One World application) in addition to a One World application if they wish to be considered for both.

You should submit the One World form addressed to the appropriate address at the UBC Vancouver or Okanagan campus listed on the Go Global awards page, and submit the Premier’s application directly to the IKB Society office by April 30.

Each application requires separate references. If you are using the same referrers for both, you should ask for two copies of the letters. If you are unable to obtain multiple copies, you can photocopy the references yourself as we will accept references even if they’re not in sealed envelopes.

This award was created by the Province of BC and the Irving K Barber British Columbia Scholarship Society to expand educational opportunities for students at post-secondary institutions across BC.

Deadline: For receipt of application and documents is at 4:00 pm, Monday, May 1.. Applications and supporting documents must be addressed to: Go Global Award Program Managers at the Vancouver Campus, Brock Hall Welcome Centre, or the Go Global Office (UNC 207) at the Okanagan Campus.

Value: Between $2000 - $3000 (alternates each year between outgoing UBC students – odd years, and incoming partner university students – even years).

Eligibility:

• UBC Vancouver undergraduate students in the Faculty of Science
• Full-year exchange programs outside of Canada
• Alternates each year between outgoing UBC students and incoming partner university students
• Preference is given to students who intend to complete two semesters abroad.
• This year the award will be given to an incoming partner university student for the 2016-2017 academic year.

Deadline: April 30, 2017 - apply online on Gateway. Click on "Scholarships" tab and search "Charlotte Froese"

The award is open to both incoming and outgoing exchange participants who are US or Canadian citizens or permanent residents.

Value: $2,100

Eligibility: 

• You must be nominated to attend a US partner university by Go Global.

• You must be a Canadian citizen or permanent resident.

• You must have at least 75% in the Winter Session before your exchange (and no failed, standing deferred, or incomplete courses).

• You must be registered for at least 27 credits in the Winter Session. If you are on a co-op work term for one of the terms in the Winter Session, you must be registered for at least 13.5 credits in the other term.

Deadline: Automatically considered with program application

Value: $2,500 (amount varies each year)

Eligibility: 

• You must be nominated for a Go Global program to the National University of Singapore
• You must have completed at least 24 credits in the year prior to your exchange with an average of at least 70% with no failed or incomplete courses.

Deadline: Automatically considered with program application. Only those students selected will be contacted.

Value: $2,000 (one award available)

Eligibility: 

• You must have been nominated to participate in a Go Global program at Hong Kong University of Science and Technology.
• You must have at least 75% in the Winter Session before your exchange (and no failed, standing deferred, or incomplete courses).
• You must be registered for at least 27 credits in the Winter Session. If you are on a co-op work term for one of the terms in the Winter Session, you must be registered for at least 13.5 credits in the other term.

Deadline: Automatically considered with program application. Only those students selected will be contacted. Conditional nominations for this award will be announced in late February.

Value: $5,000 for UBC student to Warwick, $5,000 for Warwick student to UBC

Eligibility:

• Available to undergraduate and graduate students in History, Political Science, Math, Creative and Performing Arts, or English.
• Students will be required to provide a statement on application for exchange or research abroad that indicates how their proposed studies will advance their understanding of Anglo-Canadian relations.
• Open to UBC students who are Canadian citizens or permanent residents of Canada; open to Warwick students who are British citizens.
• Undergraduate students have an average of at least 70% on your best 24 credits in the Winter Session before your exchange (with no failed or incomplete courses). Undergraduate students who have been on a co-op work term in this session, must have at least 70% on your best 12 credits in the other term.
• Graduate students must be in good standing with their program and have the support of their program to participate in the exchange or research placement.

Deadline: April 30, 2017 - apply online on Gateway. Click on "Scholarships" tab and search "Warwick"

Value: $7000; 1-3 candidates will be selected.

Eligibility: Students applying to attend the University of Washington for exchange. 

• You must be an undergraduate student in good standing at UBC whose educational goals would be well served by a year of study at The University of Washington, Seattle. 
• You must hold Canadian citizenship or P.R. and have attended high school in the lower mainland. This is a cash award of $7,000 (U.S.) to help defray the additional travel costs and living expenses. Under the UW-UBC exchange agreement, UBC students pay regular UBC tuition, plus miscellaneous fees, to study at the University of Washington. 

You can apply directly to the award, the successful candidate will be guaranteed an exchange at the University of Washington. To apply for the award:

1. Check the complete eligibility requirements for exchange
2. Log on to Gateway
3. Click on the “Search Experiences” tab.
4. Search “Corbett” in the “Keywords” section. This will bring up the application.
5. Select Full Year as the term you wish to be abroad and complete your application.

Deadline: December 10, 2016